A typical audit consists of

·     A home owner interview

·     Testing the building leakage rate with a blower door

·     Infrared camera inspection

·     Testing for combustible gas leaks with a gas sniffer

·     Check the worst case combustion appliance zone depressurization with a digital manometer

·     Perform a combustion analysis of all gas fired appliances with a combustion analyzer

·     Test the draft & spillage of vented gas fired appliances with a digital manometer

·     Inspect the attic for insulation and air leakage pathways

·     Inspect any crawl spaces for insulation and air leakage pathways

·     Collect data such as your home air volume and window type and size so we can provide accurate solutions

·     Interior & exterior inspection of the home

·     A Radon gas detection test with a prepaid test kit (if in an area prone to radon)

·     Look for other opportunities for energy saving

·     The average time spent in the home for the audit 4 – 5 hours

Afterword we enter and analyze all the data we gathered, and use it to produce a 20 to 30 page report that includes both infrared and digital images, that is to be used as a guide

to making your home more comfortable than you even thought possible.